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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1964
Page
6
The Congregational Womens Fellowship will meet May 4 at the church. Mrs Alma High a former Piney Woods School teacher will speak. A good attendance is desired Reservations for the Mother Daughter banquet due by May 5 Contacts: circle chairman.
Community calendar notes that the Glare Women Golfers begin their season with a breakfast at 9:00 a.m. on May 6. Reservations are through Twin Elms club. The Glare Study Club holds its annual meeting May 5 at Town and Country at 6:30 p.m. Reserve by May 2 with Evelyn Lutz EV 6-2423.
Garthes dine at Old Hickory House Midland and attend a Saginaw movie. Attending the General Conference in Pittsburgh are Judge D E Holbrook and Mrs. Erma Byers. Several families visit relatives in Mt. Pleasant Traverse City Lansing and Harrisons area. sick and travel news include Terry Lickman hospitalized with pneumonia at Clare Hospital and home return.
A dinner meeting for the Wednesday night Golf League is set at Twin Elms on May 6 at 7:00 PM. Contact Fran Carncross at EV 6-7603 or Chris Demo at Twin Elms to participate.
Wednesday night ladies league results list team scores led by Allen's TV 39 Russ's Record Shop 36 and Clare Sentinel 33 Hilltop 32 Mannies Bar 27 Andersons 27 Drewrys 2346 Citizens Bank 22. High series Betty Stark 547 I Cruden 536 L Jackson 494. High games C Allen 200 B Stark 190 189 J Riley 186. Merchant's League April 23 1964 Kiwanis 45 Drewrys Beer 37 Citizens Bank 3514 Elis Sinclair 33 Dunlops 29 Mountain House 28 Holley Card 25 Fellers 23. High series D Allen 6869 D Spicer 619 R Musser 566. High games D Allen 235 222 212 G Smith 235 D Spicer 224
Lone Pins, winners of the first half, defeated Town & Country, last half champions, by 14 pins 2218 to 2204 in the Friday roll-off held on April 24, 1964.
Mr and Mrs David Bellinger attended a youth Choir Festival at the Presbyterian church in Mt Pleasant where Methodist and Presbyterian members joined. The Oakridge Farm Bureau met April 21 at the Keelean home with Russell Cowden presiding and a vote to aid the Citizenship Seminar at Camp Kett. Don Swindlehurst led Farm Marketing discussion with six families represented. The Spauldings and Lois Graham visited the Hoovers, and Sunday Hoover of Ionia spent the afternoon with her parents, the Seiters, and Glair Hoover.
Rosebush Presbyterian attendees listed from Mt. Pleasant church include Agnes Sharp Lois Graham Edna Dixon Floyd Dison Harold Flaharty Ray Van Buskirk George Bease Jerry Van Buskirk Arthur Brown Arnold Bidell John Osborn Hugh Swindlehurst Edgar Fetterly Albert Campbell. Visitors from Ithaca Flint Coleman Shepherd Clare Grand Rapids attend various gatherings and Amway Convention in Grand Rapids.
Rosebush School P T A held a Monday session electing Don Swindlehurst as president Don McKillip as vice president Mrs Charles Clay as secretary and Mrs Norman Johnson as treasurer The 6th grade won the room count Fluoride treatment for children is scheduled June 29 to July 7 Rev R Smith of Mt Pleasant spoke about parts of Russia and shared slides Refreshments followed.
The Central Home Extension Study Club met with seventeen members. Officers were elected to serve starting in September: President Mrs. Joseph Hrdlovich, Vice President Mrs. Bob Watson, Secretary Treasurer Mrs. John Burns. Lesson on Color in the Home led by Mrs. Francis Mead and Mrs. George Bader. Refreshments served by Mrs. Agnes Sharp.
Salt River Farm Bureau gathered at the Methner home on April 22 with ten families attending to hear reports from secretary and treasurer and discuss the county convention set for May 20. The Rosebush WCTU met with eleven members, led by Mrs. Spaulding, with devotions by Mrs. Prout and guest speaker Mrs. Kleiner on Youth and leadership for 4-H and camp programs, plus plans for a May 28 workshop at Houghton Lake.
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